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No need to cut your wiring. GM had an issue with a batch of some bad relays years ago and have since fixed the issue. Just keep your batteries charged and your truck maintained for quick starting like originally designed and you'll be fine. Pop in a new GM unit just for good measure?

Most likely its a fuel delivery issue. Fuel filter, fuel sock in tank plugged, fuel pump worn out, or injection pump may need rebuilding.

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Its just so sad. lost another Steel Soldier. It looked like it was a solid rust free one at that. I hope the driver was ok.

Be careful when cleaning the translucent basil that covers the idiot lights. The white in the white circles will actually dissolve and rub off when trying to clean them.

Hay, that truck looks familiar

????. I most be getting old and starting to get "Some timers Disease"

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There has been a void on this site without your presence Sharecropper. I trust all went well with your surgery and your recovery is is going well. Please chime in with some updates if you can.

You may want to retrieve it from the scrap pile. There is close to 78 million people that think it could be repurposed again.

I bought a set a few years back. 6.2 Liter GM Diesel Cylinder Head for HMMWV and CUCV equipped with 6.2 Liter Diesel Engine (easternsurplus.net)

That is a simple clothesline tightener that you can purchase at any hardware store. They make different sizes for different size rope.

So, rule number 1: Not all marmots are groundhogs, but all groundhogs are marmots I still think that your friend Will Robertson is a Woodchuck

Are you talking about a CUCV military antenna?

A bit harsh of a response isn't it. Everyone starts out as a new member on this site. Its a bit of a learning curb for all who enter. Keep in mind, "Patience is a virtue and it requires self control".

Nice: Have you considered a 101 trailer tub for a truck bed? Some members have used them and it doesn't look all that bad.

I've owned a B 2150 "9 speed standard" since the late 80s. Bought it new with the bucket, hard cap, front mount snow blower, tiller, and 9" post hole auger. I think its one size larger than your 7100. I love mine so much the wife says she will use it to burry me when I go.

To simplify things and for you not having a clue on how old or the condition of the original plugs are. You should use a $7.00 test light probe "see attached" to check if you have any blown plugs. Just clamp the alligator clip to the positive post of your battery and then touch the probe to the...

Good to see your maintaining that gem. I bet that Kubota is all of 35 years old now.